> > > Now the delema. How do I drive it? > > Aye, there's the rub. Since you get the raw panel with a FPC ribbon > attached to it, driving it is no simple task. You must understand video > signals and how to program an FPGA. Since VGA is an analog signal and the > QVGA input for the screen is digital, you will have to understand how to > convert the A to D properly. > Ok... so if it is digital I am thinking this... Has anyone tried a direct driver board with no d->a cable a->d ? If it would act reasonably in any way it would be easy to make such a ISA or PCI board. Especially if it happened to react just as a ram chip might... :) Or if I could state lock a ram chip to it... yadda yadda... Anyone tried that? :) -- Todd Freeman CS Unix Support CAST Online Editor Web site: http://www.andrews.edu/~freeman/
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